Georgetown Semiconductor Facility Receives $3.9M State Grant

Texas Awards $3.9 Million Semiconductor Grant To Xycarb Expansion In Georgetown

Gov. Greg Abbott announced that the state has awarded a $3.9 million grant through the Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund (TSIF) to Schunk Xycarb Technology Inc. to support an expansion of its Georgetown production facility. State officials said the project is expected to create 25 new jobs and generate more than $42 million in capital investment. Abbott said the expansion will help strengthen a critical supply chain for semiconductor manufactu…

Georgetown semiconductor facility receives $3.9M state grant

The TSIF grant will help Xycarb expand its Georgetown facility, which will create 25 new jobs and invest $42 million in capital, according to the release.

Texas Cuts $3.9 Million Check To Georgetown Chip Supplier In Chip Corridor Arms Race

Texas is putting more money on the table in the semiconductor scramble, with Governor Greg Abbott announcing a $3.9 million state award to Schunk Xycarb Technology on Thursday as the company gears up to expand its Georgetown plant. State officials say the move will support more than $42 million in capital spending and create about 25 new jobs in the Austin-area manufacturing corridor. The Georgetown site produces high-precision quartz, ceramic, …

Governor Boosts Texas Chip Supply Chain with $3.9M Grant to Schunk Xycarb

Governor Greg Abbott announced that a Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund (TSIF) grant of $3.9 million has been extended to Schunk Xycarb Technology Inc. (Xycarb) for an expansion of their production facility in Georgetown, which is expected to create 25 new jobs and represents more than $42 million in capital investment. The post Governor Boosts Texas Chip Supply Chain with $3.9M Grant to Schunk Xycarb appeared first on Texas Border Business.